A Century of Letters from Home: a War Correspondent's Diary of the War

For the first time, I watched a story that reviews the history of the Anti-Japanese War over a hundred years from the perspective of a fast-traveling woman. Because it is a female perspective, when writing the dark history of the cruelty of war, the writing and narrative include a lot of warmth, delicate observation and description of small characters. On the contrary, it makes people even more moved and sad. Also, from the perspective of ordinary people, seeing them holding up the sky with their flesh and blood will give them more warmth and strength. The author makes "the war rages for three months, and a letter from home is worth ten thousand gold" into reality. The paper, handwriting, and sense of distance create a sense of age, and juxtapose tenderness and cruelty. Only after reading this can you understand what it means to be safe.

It's a very heavy and sad period of history, and you can feel the sadness between the lines. It's well written. I like how the heroine and her family get along. They are all a very good family. The only fly in the ointment is that some of the descriptions of women written ten years ago are very awkward and uncomfortable from today's perspective, but it is understandable because ten years ago it was not a big era for women to awaken, and there was very little sensitivity in writing. But now, ten years later, one can be keenly aware of the discomfort in the writing. The flaws are not hidden, and the writing is very good. As the times evolve, this book is also a masterpiece.

It's a very good book. I read it for seven hours at a time. Alas, my poor language cannot express how good this book is. I think this book has no interesting points and the plot is very good. It's very touching, very moving, and there are two places that stuck out to me. The first one was when Zhou Shuci sacrificed his life. I liked this character very much, and the second one was when Jiajun found her second brother. In fact, I thought the ending was a bit abrupt, and I wanted to watch more. Goodbye, Jiajun. May the motherland prosper!

It really made me cry! Crazy Diuzi is so good at writing, it's not the kind of suspended time travel novel at all. The protagonist returns to his turbulent home in the Republic of China with modern memories, and every step he takes is particularly difficult and real. There is no golden finger that can open the eyes of the world, just relying on a little common sense and hands to change the fate of the family. Watching them struggle to survive through the long darkness, the obsession of "wanting to keep the home" is too shocking. The feelings of family and country are written in a very delicate way, without shouting slogans, but it makes people feel heavy in their hearts.

Time travel + no golden fingers + the perspective of a female reporter make this work both real and passionate! The heroine Li Jiajun fell from modern times into the artillery fire of 1931. There was no plug-in, so she could only record the blood and tears of mountains and rivers with her pen and blade. She witnessed the mountains of corpses and seas of blood under the setting sun in the ancient town, and also saw ordinary people using their flesh and blood to hold up the sky. In the smoke of fourteen years of war, she wrote a letter of sincerity to her family members, in exchange for which she is now safe. After reading this, I felt my chest heat up - it turns out that women can be so upright and upright! Pay tribute to all those who risked their lives, and also pay tribute to the author's passionate writing!

"A Hundred Years of Family Letters" is really the pinnacle of Madness. The writing and plot are high-spirited, and the characters' backgrounds and historical research are completely realistic. It is a story about the time when the family and country were passionate, and it is both burning and easy to cry.

Re-reading "A Hundred Years Family Letter", you will indeed find many words and expressions that are difficult to accept today. Some bear obvious traces of the times, and some are truly uncomfortable to read. But these did not shake my overall evaluation of the book. What impressed me most about it was that the author was willing to stand back in that era to see people, instead of standing in the safety and prosperity of latecomers and using the already known ending to easily criticize people in troubled times. We know that the war will be won in the end, we know what happened, and we know which choices turned out to be the right ones. But people at the time didn't know. They don't know whether the country will perish, they don't know when help will come, and they don't know whether the difficult concession or choice they are facing is buying time, or whether it will cost them a greater price. Even so, there were still people who defended the city, taught, rescued people, and held on to that crumbling era. When I read this book, I often couldn't help but look up information because of the people and things mentioned in it. The more you investigate, the more you will find that many judgments that seem to be taken for granted today are far from simple once put back into the real political, military, diplomatic and social environment of the time. Of course, novels cannot replace history, but if a novel can make me willing to close the book and take the initiative to learn about that period of history that really happened, I think this in itself is very valuable. Therefore, there are things that can be criticized, and there are also expressions that seem to be outdated today, but its core things, I still agree with today - resisting aggression, respecting sacrifice, and trying to understand the situation and limitations of ordinary people in history. The reason why we can evaluate the past calmly today is precisely because someone once walked the most difficult road for those who came after us.

It's beautiful! The whole writing is online, and I was immersed in the reading. The layout is often a long paragraph, and the immersion is very good. Even now, I don't like to read long paragraphs of text. Emmmm, everything else is OK. It is a book worth recommending, (the heroine's history The reserve makes me tired. I am a history student, and I can't actually remember the dates of historical events, but many famous dates are ambiguous. Hey, I'm not criticizing the heroine. She is very smart and brave and decisive hahhh)

This is a novel that begins after the fall of the Qing Dynasty. It mainly talks about the many wars that took place during the Republic of China. Later, I should continue to talk about the founding of New China. However, I have only seen the part about the cooperation between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party during the Republic of China. The protagonist is a woman who traveled back in time from the new era. She looks at a tragic event in our country's history from the perspective of a known ending. Unlike directly watching historical novels or film and television works, the power of words seems to be more deeply rooted in people's hearts. I have watched a lot of film and television works and anti-Japanese dramas, but I don't have much impression of the Republic of China. In other words, I have no opinion on the entire period of the Republic of China because I don't care much. But in this novel, I gradually realized that in the chaotic era of the Republic of China, many tragic things happened, many people's heroes and great men appeared, including a series of shocking ideological revolutions such as the May 4th Movement. Contemporary young people are undoubtedly patriotic. The education we have received since childhood will make us proud and attached to our country. But in the face of past history, we may just treat it as an ordinary written record. When encountering something particularly sad and angry, we may shed a tear or two, but we still stay out of it. Through this novel, I feel that I will have a deeper feeling about those battles, such as the Pingxingguan Victory, the Battle of Songhu, etc., And I will realize that these few words represent the death of many, many people, the loss of many, many lands, and many, many enemies standing on our territory to dominate. Facing the torrent of history, the protagonist is not like the heroine in Shuangwen. , Changed the destiny and led New China to victory. She was just a bystander and a participant, still drowned under the torrent. She made efforts to save the lives of the Chinese people, try to reduce our casualties and make us suffer less, but it was as light as a feather. The wheels rolled forward. The protagonist firmly believed in victory amidst pain, humiliation, grief and indignation. I think I will finish reading this book and hope to learn more.

🈶Principle🈶According to the law, studying hard and making progress every day is the way to go, and you can't cheat at a good age. The family atmosphere is pretty good. Don't be a slave to the country's subjugation. Support likes. Look, I have traveled through time. Thinking about the starting point, why is it so difficult?

Worth five stars! Of course, some magical plots are reasonable in novels and stories. The overall story proceeds step by step, just like Jiajun's own notes. Different things happen in various places. There are many characters, but each one is vivid. When you recall it, the images of the characters you remember are very three-dimensional. I don't know if it's an illusion, but the last few chapters of this book were a bit rushed, or maybe I was too impetuous until the end.

Ahhhhhhhhhhh, I want to scream, read it, read it, read it, it's really shocking after reading the whole book. I also want to say to those people that the country is safe and the country is safe. It's really emotional. The final ending is like time is reincarnated.

I have read both A Century of Letters from Home and Stand Up 1938, they are great!

I have read many books about traveling through the Republic of China, and this one is really a masterpiece.

How should I put it? It reflects the true reaction of an ordinary person in such a crisis. The characters are well-developed and the storyline is ups and downs. It conveys the belief in the victory of the war of resistance and the love for the country. It also has a sense of empathy and can relate well to the protagonist.

It's so pretty. This can really be considered my tomato top. The plot is compact but seems to have been deleted, but it does not affect the overall perception. The design of family, country, family and love is very rich. I got goosebumps after watching it. The male protagonist Qin Guanlan's emotional line is very interesting.

Wow, this is really amazing! There is not only sweet love, but also the righteousness of family and country, especially the sense of involvement in the war situation and current affairs, which really makes you feel passionate.

I didn't expect this book to be published on Tomatoes. It's really super good-looking. It is unfolded from a modern perspective, allowing people to immerse themselves in that difficult and difficult era. Watching the heroism of the ancestors when they resisted external humiliation, they can completely substitute the heroine's pain of knowing the course of history but being powerless.

This is the third time I have read this book. When this book was not on Tomato, I read it because this book gave me a deeper understanding of the Chongqing bombing. I have searched for this book on Tomato many times. I searched again today and found that it was finally on it. Li Jiajun and Qin Zihui are names that are too long ago. I really love this novel.

I really wanted to read it again, but I was so tortured by the author that my heart ached and tears fell down while watching it. Although the process was heart-wrenching, fortunately the ending was happy and not a single thing was missing (although it was a bit too God's perspective and the perfection was a bit too forced). There is a lot of history of the Anti-Japanese War that even those born in the 1970s do not know. After reading novels and searching on Baidu, I want to say that every inch of mountains and rivers is an inch of blood, and one hundred thousand young people and one hundred thousand soldiers. Although it has been a hundred years, we must not forget the national humiliation!

When the smoke clears, those backbones are still as strong as iron

The story has a big plot and doesn't get hung up on trivial matters.

The author's writing style is very good, and the plot is novel and not cliché.

A century-old letter from home. Since the war started in 1938, German officers and Chinese students have stayed together. It's really love. [Adoration][Adoration][Admiration]

It's a great book to read. It's full of flesh and blood, with a sense of family and love. It is not accidental that the heroine and the hero come together. She needs a fellow traveler to accompany her to witness the victory of the motherland's anti-Japanese war. She also needs someone who is tolerant and will not stop her from pursuing and persevering. There may be some people who are better, but they are not suitable fellow travelers or they sacrifice themselves in the process of walking.

There were so many tears. When the national anthem sounded on the battlefield in Shanghai, the national anthem spanned a century. I really couldn't hold back my patriotism and it was burning.

From 1931 to peace, an ordinary body supports the fallen sky, which is so shocking

I read this book many years ago and still feel sad when I read it again. History cannot be forgotten, and hatred cannot fade away.

One of my favorites is White Moonlight. This book is more than ten years old. I should have read it twenty or thirty times, right?

This book will stay on my bookshelf forever. I will read it again and again. The author pays great attention to every character.